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In criminal investigations, detectives collect and analyze evidence found at the scene to reconstruct the events and individuals involved in the crime. The “principle of exchange” formulated by criminologist Edmond Locard states that every contact leaves a trace, forming the basis for reconstructing events. Traditionally, traces were visible materials like pollen and fibers, but these…

A recent study published in Scientific Reports has shed light on the unique nasal structures of proboscis monkeys and their role as visual and acoustic signals of health and status. The researchers examined the structures in the skull to gain a deeper understanding of these enlarged noses. Proboscis monkeys, native to Borneo, are known for…

New research published in Nature Communications suggests that a large wave of migration reached the island of Timor not long after 50,000 years ago. This challenges previous theories about the timing and route of the earliest human migration into Australia and New Guinea. The study was conducted at Laili rock shelter in Timor-Leste, where deep…

Air turbulence is a common occurrence for air travelers, with severe incidents being rare but potentially deadly. A recent incident on Singapore Airlines flight SQ321 from London to Singapore highlighted the danger of extreme turbulence, resulting in one person’s death from a presumed heart attack and several others sustaining serious injuries. The flight had to…

A new report from the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) reveals that Australians are unaware and unable to control how data brokers are spreading their personal information. This lack of knowledge and control exposes them to scams, fraud, manipulation, and discrimination. Many individuals are unaware of the type of data that has been collected…